The official PH Coronation Street thread (Vol 2)
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Evoluzione said:
The way he was acting I wanted Kev to wrap the wrench round his silly slaphead. Not a likeable character at all.
On the last shot of him last night sat in the police station waiting to press charges against Kev I suddenly thought "he's the new street baddie" .We haven't had one since Geoff and are long overdue. My guess is he's not the tycoon he portrays, has gone bust and is back for Audrey's dosh.He's a wrongun mark my words.
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Kevin flipped his do-dah there tonight for sure. All resolved by Monday next week. Usual impressive corrie police response of sub 2 minutes to get on scene. Thankfully a new copper for once.
Started to watch this last night on catchup but had to switch off after a few minutes due to the camera bouncing all over the place from character to character…. Does it continue throughout the episode and later episodes too or does some normality return? Kevin flipped his do-dah there tonight for sure. All resolved by Monday next week. Usual impressive corrie police response of sub 2 minutes to get on scene. Thankfully a new copper for once.
steveatesh said:
Started to watch this last night on catchup but had to switch off after a few minutes due to the camera bouncing all over the place from character to character…. Does it continue throughout the episode and later episodes too or does some normality return?
Yes, it goes back to normal.Interesting piece in Sunday Times Business section about soaps, East Enders especially , all triggered by the Neighbours finale. Apparently , EE is in dire trouble , with falling viewers and awful , sensationalist plots coming and going almost weekly . Sound familiar ? What its viewers say they want is a return to slow burn, plausible and nuanced plots and an emphasis on characterisation. So say all of us - I don't watch any other soap . apart from a brief fling with Brookside , but although the Street is doing better than some , it is wasting a largely wonderful ensemble cast , OK not Jack , with absurd emergency services interventions every episode, murders, heists, tram crashes , fires and sinkholes .
All I want is 30 minutes of Dev, Steve and Tim talking nonsense and Roy being Roy, Mary being Mary and maybe Kelly and Amy having a spat . No guns, no police, no here today and gone tomorrow plotting - but instead strong characters given strong scripts .
All I want is 30 minutes of Dev, Steve and Tim talking nonsense and Roy being Roy, Mary being Mary and maybe Kelly and Amy having a spat . No guns, no police, no here today and gone tomorrow plotting - but instead strong characters given strong scripts .
coppice said:
Interesting piece in Sunday Times Business section about soaps, East Enders especially , all triggered by the Neighbours finale. Apparently , EE is in dire trouble , with falling viewers and awful , sensationalist plots coming and going almost weekly . Sound familiar ? What its viewers say they want is a return to slow burn, plausible and nuanced plots and an emphasis on characterisation. So say all of us - I don't watch any other soap . apart from a brief fling with Brookside , but although the Street is doing better than some , it is wasting a largely wonderful ensemble cast , OK not Jack , with absurd emergency services interventions every episode, murders, heists, tram crashes , fires and sinkholes .
All I want is 30 minutes of Dev, Steve and Tim talking nonsense and Roy being Roy, Mary being Mary and maybe Kelly and Amy having a spat . No guns, no police, no here today and gone tomorrow plotting - but instead strong characters given strong scripts .
Hear, Hear! All I want is 30 minutes of Dev, Steve and Tim talking nonsense and Roy being Roy, Mary being Mary and maybe Kelly and Amy having a spat . No guns, no police, no here today and gone tomorrow plotting - but instead strong characters given strong scripts .
coppice said:
Interesting piece in Sunday Times Business section about soaps, East Enders especially , all triggered by the Neighbours finale. Apparently , EE is in dire trouble , with falling viewers and awful , sensationalist plots coming and going almost weekly . Sound familiar ? What its viewers say they want is a return to slow burn, plausible and nuanced plots and an emphasis on characterisation. So say all of us - I don't watch any other soap . apart from a brief fling with Brookside , but although the Street is doing better than some , it is wasting a largely wonderful ensemble cast , OK not Jack , with absurd emergency services interventions every episode, murders, heists, tram crashes , fires and sinkholes .
All I want is 30 minutes of Dev, Steve and Tim talking nonsense and Roy being Roy, Mary being Mary and maybe Kelly and Amy having a spat . No guns, no police, no here today and gone tomorrow plotting - but instead strong characters given strong scripts .
Agree….applies to Emmerdale too.All I want is 30 minutes of Dev, Steve and Tim talking nonsense and Roy being Roy, Mary being Mary and maybe Kelly and Amy having a spat . No guns, no police, no here today and gone tomorrow plotting - but instead strong characters given strong scripts .
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